March 9, 2025
March 10-Ranch Dressing, Chuck Norris, Sharon Stone, Robin Thicke, Carrie Underwood, Edie Brickell, Kelci Jager
My co-host is Greif and Loss coach Kelci Jeger. You can find out all about her at https://risewithgrief.com and you can get her incredible book - A million miricles: And one that never came at Amazon
National Ranch Dressing day. Entertainment...
My co-host is Greif and Loss coach Kelci Jeger. You can find out all about her at risewithgrief.com and you can get her incredible book - A million miricles: And one that never came at Amazon
National Ranch Dressing day. Entertainment from 1999.Last naval battle of the American Revolution, 1st telephone call made, Todays birthdays - Chucik Norris, Dean Torrence, Sharon Stone, Jasmine Guy, Nenah Cherry, Edie Brickell, Daryl Singletary, Jon Hamm, Robin Thicke, Carrie underwood, Olivia Wilde. Harriet Tubman died.
Intro - God did good - Dianna Cocoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Ranch dressing song
Angel of mine - Monica
You were mine - Dixie Chicks
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
Walker Texas Ranger TV theme
Surf City - Jan & Dean
A different world TV theme
Buffalo Stance - Nenah Cherry
What I am - Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians
Too much fun - Daryl Singletary
Blurred Lines - Robin Thicke
Next time before he cheats - Carrie Underwood
Honky Tonk Neon - Anthony Price https://anthonypricemusic.com/music
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Well, hi everyone, and thanks for joining us on History
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and Factor. It's about today. I am Jeff. Today is
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March the tenth. You know what, I think we're really
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going to help someone today or help someone today. My
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co host she went through a horrible tragedy and she's
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able to turn that into turning it into helping the
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rest of us deal with grief and loss. Kelsey, why
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don't you introduce yourself?
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Hey Jeff? Hello everyone? I am Kelsey Jaeger and I
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am so excited to be here co hosting Today by Day.
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I am a certified life coach, grief coach, and author.
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I also happen to be a widow, a solo mom
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to four amazing boys, and I am someone who firmly
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believes that laughter and healing go hand in hand. So
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what weird, wild and wonderful things happened on this day
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in history? Jeff?
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Well, let's start off. Do you like what do you
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put on your salad? What kind of dressing? I am?
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You might think this is boring, but I am a vinegar,
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balsamic vinegar, and olive oil girl.
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Okay, well we're not going to go healthy today. We're
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going to celebrate this US boy, chill it so lost
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and it's rising till it.
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So it's best and it's.
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Yeah, it is National ranch Dressing Day today. So little
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fattier than your vinegar and olive oil and stuff.
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Yeah, I mean, truth be told. I am like, I
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try to eat as healthy as possible, but I do
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have a major sweet tooth. I do not have a
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ranch tooth.
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So well hidden valley they were out there, there were
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a dude ranch outside of Santa Barbara, California, and they
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got known for the dressing they were putting on their
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salads for their guests out there. But who knew that
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just buttermilk and a whole bunch of herbs was huge.
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A ranch dressing was actually created by a Nebraska plumber
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who was working up in Alaska. His name was Steve
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Hanson in nineteen forty nine. But nowadays ranch it's not
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really healthy. But it's not for salads anymore either. It's
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gonna be used for dips, for chips and French fries.
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People put them on sandwiches and burgers and pizza. Pretty
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much anything you want, you can put it into ranch dressing,
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all rightunless he's going on entertainment on March tenth. Let's
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go back to nineteen ninety nine. Number one album was Baby
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One More Time from Britney Spears. Monica had the number
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one song with Angel of Mine.
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Quin salut Already.
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There was something inside of you, something A tupted ne fit.
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Am.
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Dixie Chicks out the number one country song with You
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Were Mine.
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And sometimes I scream journey one ride? Does she have
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to take you?
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We for? So that number one book was The Testament
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by John Grisham. The top movie was analyzed. This Psychiatrist
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is number one. Patient is a mob boss who has
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serious insecurity issues. It starts Billy Crystal, Robert De Niro,
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and Lisa Kudrow. Now, you actually started out in the
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aerospace industry.
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Right, Well, I started off in the medical industry as
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a registered nurse. Oh, and then I got pulled into
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the aerospace industry by my husband when he started an
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aerospace company.
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Oh that's that's kind of a kind of a funny leap.
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There, right, and then I went from there to grief coaching.
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So go figure.
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Yeah, we probably never figured out. Rumor has it that
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you never thought you did? But you wrote yourself a
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really good book, didn't you?
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I did? I did. My book is called A Million
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Miracles and the One That Never Came, and it shares
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my personal personal journey through love, loss and finding purpose again.
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And I believe that even in the darkest moments, we
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can still create a life filled with meaning and joy.
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You know, I think all my co hosts are cool.
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it's a couple four stars, but all of them are
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it's not a short book, but they all tell me
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Well, that is cool. So that definitely means it's not
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just a book that's out for right now that's going
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to be way. We're helping out people for years, I believe.
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Yes, yes it is. It is a very impactful book.
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Oh okay, Well let's see what happened. On March the tenth,
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teen eighty three, the last naval battle the United States
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Revolution was fought was off of Cape Canaveral, Florida. United
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States beat the British. Yes, Captain John Barry and his
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ship the Alliance. They were able to capture the British
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ship Sibylly. Now, if you go down there, have you
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been to a historical marker side? Have you ever been there?
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I have? I have. It's not too too far from me,
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just a few hours from where I left. So yes,
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I have.
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But so I guess you go and then you can
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look out on the ocean where it.
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Took place, right, Yes, And I can sometimes see the
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rocket launches from my house.
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Oh that's really cool.
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Yes, it is very cool.
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Eighteen sixty four, General Ulyss He's s grant. He was
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named commander of the entire Union Army. Wasn't he didn't
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start off that way? Eighteen seventy six, the first telephone
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call was made. Alexander Graham Belly called his assistant Thommas Watson,
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who is just in another room. Bell simply said, mister Watson,
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come in here. I want to say you. Well, he
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did just see. You know the reason Watson was able
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to answer the phone. Watson's one who actually invented the
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ringer for the telephone. Now Belle, he actually wanted people
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to answered the phone ahoy. But later on when Thomas
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Edison got ahold of it and started Robly Pool missing,
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he changed didn't wanted everybody to say hello. Eighteen ninety
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three New Mexico State University, they had to cancel their
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first graduation ceremony Sam Steele. He was the only graduate
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from the school in that first class. Sadly, Samy was
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killed in murdered the night before the graduation ceremony. Nineteen
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twenty two, Denver's first radio station KLZ went on there
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it's still there if you want to go listen to
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AM talk radio. So you're kind of young. So in
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nineteen ninety seven, Buffy the Vanfire Slayer debut on TV.
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Were you a Buffy fan?
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I was not. I was not a Buffy fan, but
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I was in high school at that time, and I
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definitely remember Buffy the Van Player Slayer, but I was
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not a fan. I thought it was a little ridiculous,
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to be honest.
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Now you now your company is It's Rise with Grief
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and Loss and you do a lot of coaching and
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stuff to help other people suffer and get through it
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and all that. So you do individual and but just
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I know you have a newsletter.
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Yes, so I do one on one private coaching.
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I have.
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A self guided coaching program that's all online. I do
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have a free newslet, Grief newsletter that I send out
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every week if anybody wants to find out about my
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coaching programs for grief and loss. My website is ww
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dot risew grief dot com and you can find all
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the information there and you can also get my book
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uh Million Miracles and the One that Never Came there
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as well.
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So the people who come to you with their help
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are they the ones who immediately you know they just
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lost and they have nowhere to go, or have they
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been trying to fight through it themselves and they just realize, Hey,
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I need help. I can't do this alone. Both both.
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I have people that reach out to me. I mean
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I've had people reach out to me the day after
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their loved one died, all the way up to clients
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that it's been six seven years. And so I meet
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my clients where they are in their grief and I
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help them navigate through it and find a path way forward.
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And I think that'd be the hardest point for you,
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is to find the path because everybody's so different. I
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mean some people it's I think a lot would probably
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just be guilt. They don't know that they're allowed to
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be happy again.
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Keelt is a huge thing in grief, and you're right,
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everybody's different, everybody's at a different place. There's no right
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or wrong way to do grief. It's very individual. It's
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a it's a universal experience, but it's a very individual process.
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And so that's why I and they meet everybody where
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they are and work with them individually.
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Well that sounds great. Somebody out there going to do
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that because I mean, that's not really a fun subject,
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but it might be a little therapeutic for you also
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as you're going through helping your clients.
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Yes, you know, I never ever thought that I would
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be talking to people about grief and loss all day, right,
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If you would have asked me five years ago, I
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would have thought you were nuts, and then if you
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told me that I would love it, I would think
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you were really, really crazy. But I do love it
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so much, and it is so fulfilling and rewarding for
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me to see the shift and the change in my
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client's life and they're grief from when they first come
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to me to and as we work together, and for
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me it is very therapeutic. It gives purpose to my.
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Pain, I bet, and it's almost like you're witnessing almost
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what lack of better to rebirth almost of them to
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back in their lives.
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Absolutely exactly exactly that, which is why the name of
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my company is called Rise because we rise from the ashes.
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We literally our world burns to the ground and we
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can rise from the ashes and we don't leave our
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grief behind. It's not something that we get over. It
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comes with us. And so that's the name Rise with Grief.
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And that's probably one of the biggest thing. You have
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to let the people know that you're always going to
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have the grief, but you have to just live and
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get past it and kind of a different chapter in
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your life.
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Basically, right, Yeah, your grief becomes a companion for the
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rest of your life. But as you learn to move
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through it and process it, and you gain tools on
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how to navigate it. It shifts and evolve and changes,
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but it's always there. It just doesn't have to be
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so debilitating and controlling.
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Yeah. See, people, I told him we were going to
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teach help somebody out today.
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All right.
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I think you were still in high school for this.
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Because on a scene in Texas where the.
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Rangers, you're a Chuck Norris fan.
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Uh. I do know Chuck Norris. I don't know that
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I would call myself a fan. I've never heard that
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song before. Is that one of his songs? I thought
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he was an actor.
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He is that. Back in the nineties, he decided he
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was going to be a singer, and he had a
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show called Walker, Texas Ranger, and he decaid he was
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going to sing sing the theme thongs. He sing the
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theme song.
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So that's what Okay, Okay, I have some thoughts about that,
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but I think I'll keep him to myself.
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Your thoughts are pretty much everybody else in the nineties
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thought too. So Chuck Darris. His name is actually Carlos.
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He was born in Ryan, Oklahoma. He's eighty five today.
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He looks pretty good for eighty five. Actually he's still
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keeping himself in pretty good shade. Now. He did learn
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martial arts until he went into the Air Force. Yeah,
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and then when he came out, he then so good.
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own dojo out there in California, started training celebrities. Then
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the villain in my movie Way of the Dragon. He said, sure,
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why not. After he did the movie, Steve mc queen
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and told him, hey, you know you should take this
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acting seriously. So Chuck did the movie Good Guys Wear Black,
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thirty five movies and now he's always a total badass
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in the movies. But you know how Chuck, he's tough.
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